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Floral colour variation across life history and geography in Mimulus ringens (Phrymaceae) ($) Using a large, range-wide citizen science dataset, White & Royer test for geographic trends in flower colour and flowering time. They combine this with greenhouse studies in populations of known life history to test for differences in flower colour with life history. #Botany

2️⃣The #Vikings had arrived at the #archipelago, an autonomous #country of the Kingdom of #Denmark, in 850 AD. [ #celts #anatolia #geography] #scientific #journal #Communications #Earth & Environment➡️that another #group came to the #region a few #centuries ago, that is, around 500 AD. 🐑🐑🐑‼️🛟🛟⚠️ ##Evil #indoctrinate🔚🔚🔚 since the #beginning With ⚠️#history #truth #destruction⚠️⚠️ Because #men and #women Do NOT #defend their #identity They #cheat their #promise in ❌favor of the #comfort of #dolcevita ❌ ➡️#darkness illuminating with the #illusion of the #diable #devil #dardanos that #turn #life upside down ❌❌❌ as it can be understood in this Research of The #shhep #ısland #establishment♻️♻️♻️ 🐑🐑🐑because #sheep can not #BE #Danish⁉️ #north is sooo #cold 4️⃣ the #sheep 2️⃣ #live Either these #ısland⁉️ were between #Ireland #GreatBritain #Scotland etc.. or there are #anything #different #awful in the #sheep living in the #north under the #snow❌❌❌]]]]]] However, when other clues are included, it comes up that this #mysterious group may be the #Celts who leave #Scotland or #Ireland and #cross the #sea. ♻️Because there are many #Celtic #names and ⁉️undetermined #Celtic #tombs in the #Faroe Islands. #DNA #samples from the Faroe #people also point to the Celtic #lineage✳️✳️✳️✳️

New photo essay on my blog - click link to read and see more images on Tucumcari, NM. Tucumcari is more than just a song title or a line in a song. #Tucumcari #Route66 #RoadTrip #SeeWithLauri

In developing an arts curriculum on the Ephemeral Art of Kōlam, I came across fascinating insights on symmetry. Symmetry goes beyond aesthetics; for bees, symmetry in flowers is crucial for navigation due to their poor eyesight. Flowers like honeysuckle, clematis, daisies, sunflowers, orchids, peas, and foxgloves exhibit various symmetries, with more symmetrical flowers offering more nectar - a mark of efficiency. This parallels how symmetry influences motor abilities in humans and animals, guiding efficient movement. #MathematicalArt #SymmetryInNature #EfficiencyBenefits #kolamArt #rangoliArt #IndianCulture

This is how subject integration works. You get crafty with science 🤓 and create a beautiful flower using: ➡️pipe cleaners for a stem ➡️cupcake liners for a flower ➡️real sunflower seeds ➡️ some strings for roots ➡️glue 🌸🎨🌱 #Science #Art #school #crafts

Check my new article about olives on populargeography.com 😊 🏺

https://lnkd.in/gsDeZsq5. "No one knows for sure when language evolved, but fossil and genetic data suggest that humanity can probably trace its ancestry back to populations of anatomically modern Homo sapiens (people who would have looked like you and me) who lived around 150,000 to 200,000 years ago in eastern or perhaps southern Africa [4–6]. Because all human groups have language, language itself, or at least the capacity for it, is probably at least 150,000 to 200,000 years old. This conclusion is backed up by evidence of abstract and symbolic behaviour in these early modern humans, taking the form of engravings on red-ochre [7, 8]. The archaeological record reveals that about 40,000 years ago there was a flowering of art and other cultural artefacts at modern human sites, leading some archaeologists to suggest that a late genetic change in our lineage gave rise to language at this later time [9]. But this evidence derives mainly from European sites and so struggles to explain how the newly evolved language capacity found its way into the rest of humanity who had dispersed from Africa to other parts of the globe by around 70,000 years ago."

In researching flowers I came across a quote by Claude Monet, "I perhaps owe having become a painter to flowers" A quote that rings deep with meaning as we look though the symbolism they carry in various epoch's. Botanical Reverie an article that introduces you to the languages of flowers and their profound significance on the cultural, philosophical and personal expressions. Get a fresh read using the link below.

The Cheddar Man is the oldest, almost complete skeleton of our species ever discovered in Britain. If you're teaching the Stone Age, it's evidence you can use to consider what people of the time may have looked like. As Dr Tom Booth says "...you can't make assumptions about what people looked like in the past based on what people look like in the present..." #blackhistory #education #primarycurriculum #curriculumdevelopment

This week in WONDERS OF THE WORLD, students learned about the harbor and the Art Deco monument of Christ The Redeemer in Rio de Janeiro. . After learning the geography and a bit of history, students participated in both a soil lab and then, created their own monument of anyone important to them using pipecleaners and clay! . Multi-disciplinary, project based teaching at its best! . I wonder what WONDER OF THE WORLD they will be visiting next week! . #homeschool #homeschooling #pbl #projectbasedlearning #nontraditionallearning #alternativeeducation #learningpods #innovation #innovationeducation #personalizedlearning #neurodiversity #giftededucation #excellenceineducation #miamihomeschool #browardhomeschool #learningisfun #curious #homeschoolkids #changingeducation #doingthingsdifferently #thisishowweschool #fieldtrips #montessori #montessorihomeschool #sflhrc #southfloridahomeschoolresourcecenter #southflorida #velaedfund